Our Speakers

Sue Bracey was a Speaker and Teacher at  Church of Two Worlds, Washington, DC for 15 years. She has been a  Spiritual Healer, Reader and Medium for over 40 years. 
Currently she is an active Hospice & Palliative care volunteer and “Art For The People” Board Member. 
She  founded and curated art exhibits for “Unseen Beauty” projects -  displaying and promoting art by housing challenged individuals in the  Metropolitan area. 
She is a retired Program Analyst for the Federal Government.   

The Reverend Carol Caesar is an ordained minister through the NSAC (National Spiritualist Association of Churches).  She is a member of the Center for Spiritual Enlightenment and has served on its Pastoral Committee.  

Since 2004, Carol has been a dedicated speaker, healer, chairperson, and one of the leaders of the Meditation Hour.

Her commitment extends beyond the Center for Spiritual Enlightenment, as she holds the position of President of the NSAC LM and CM Society service club. The club has organized numerous Zoom events, including the annual Holiday Winter Solstice Candlelight Service and the Hydesville Day celebrations honoring the Advent of Modern Spiritualism.

Originally hailing from California, her journey with Spiritualism began at the tender age of five, when she served Spirit by greeting each church member with a heartfelt hug.

Carol is an advocate for unity among Spiritualists from various backgrounds and organizations. She believes in the importance of fostering friendships and collaborating to uplift and educate. Her guiding motto, "Thankful for Every Day," encapsulates her positive outlook and devotion to her spiritual work.

 Rev. Kathleen Cribb has been a member of the Memorial Spiritualist Church of Norfolk, VA for over 35 years.

She has served Spiritualism in various Spiritualist Churches and Spiritualist Camps. She is an
Ordained Minister of the NSAC since 2001 and serves in all capacities of that title.

She also facilitates meditation and psychic unfoldment groups as well as individual tutoring.
She resides in Palmyra, VA with her husband, Frank of 33 years.

Kathleen is a published author, Because Spirit Said So contains two spiritual plays. Her novel is Sparkle, The beginning set the end in motion – how Coralie devolved into multiple personalities. She is also a motivational speaker and teacher. 

Miriam Cutelis is a heart-centered healer and intuitive dedicated to helping others find peace, clarity, and transformation. A lifelong empath and National Board-Certified educator with 20+ years of experience, she blends grounded presence with deep spiritual insight.

Her healing journey—rooted in overcoming trauma and rediscovering inner wisdom—led her to volunteer with hospice and teach art at her church, awakening a deeper call to soul-centered service.

Miriam is a Level 1 Cognomovement Practitioner and Level 2 QHHT Practitioner, offering both in-person and online sessions to support healing, insight, and reconnection to the self. She is currently pursuing further training through the Morris Pratt Institute and on the Board at the CSE. 

Suzie Eggleston has interacted with  Spirits most of her life. She grew up in the Lutheran Church and  attended her church’s parochial school through the 8th grade. In 2016,  she began participating in Psychic Saturday on a regular basis as well  as other classes offered at the CSE. Suzie joined the CSE in September  2020 and plans to continue pursuing her personal growth in Spiritualism  and mediumship. Suzie currently serves the CSE as Secretary, and  Membership Committee Chair. 

Susan follows in her grandmother’s footsteps as a psychic and medium.  Her abilities really opened up when she experienced a near death experience, passing away from anaphylaxis at 25.  Since then, she has been very involved in the metaphysical community, teaching, learning, speaking, and doing readings. She is a member of the CSE, teaches and attends classes, and participates in Psychic Saturdays. Susan has undergraduate degrees in Business and Human Resources, and a Master’s in Education and Human Development.  Currently she is a Specialist in Leadership Development.  

Rev. Rita O’Connor is an NSAC Ordained Spiritualist Minister who has been a member of the CSE for over 30 years. She was a longtime member of the CSE board, and one

of the charter members of CSE’s Ministerial Council. Over the years, Rita served as a speaker, healer, music minister, board president, building manager, and fundraiser.

She has worked in a variety of schools and businesses, including The Washington Post.

Rev. O’Connor holds a Masters Degree in Education.